Recommended Music; Kelly Rowland - Turn It Up

This could possibly be a great clubbing song!

Recommended Songs

Iyaz - Pretty Girlz



Rascal Flatt feat Natasha Bedingfield - Easy

Dining At Biefu (Japanese Restaurant)

I will definitely come back to the japanese restaurant because the service was excellent. The crew there were so, so polite. and the food there; fabulous. I want to come back again and I will definitely recommend this restaurant to my friends.

It is located at the basement of Suntec City. I don't know which tower lah!

Fabulous ambience.

It's kind of empty because we came when the restaurant was about to close.

I've been eating so much lately, I think I have grown fatter.

And Jeff more skinnier. Damn!

We ordered the hot and spicy ramen with chicken cutlet. Absolutely mouth-watering. I wanted to order the one with four star for spicy-ness but thankfully, I didn't because it was already so spicy.

I can't remember the dish name but it is delicious except for the wasabi.

And for desserts, we ordered ice-cream. Yummy!

Break Fast At Puncak

Damn, Yan deleted all the photos that had him in them and afterwards he passed my camera to Nana and she did the same. Haha. They don't want to appear in my blog.

I was very determined to have them on my blog so I configured my camera and managed to retrieve the deleted photos.

Sigh, I looked old. I think I can't carry off the new color too well. I think I have to dye it back black or other colors.

Nana was counting down to the time we can break fast.

We ordered quite alot for just three people.

And we can't eat without Tom Yam Soup. It is a must to have Tom Yam Soup.

And without fail, I would order their Chye Por Omelette.

Because I was in a good mood, I treated them.

The moment we knew it was time to eat, they were the first two to eat in the restaurant.

Tom Yam Stall (I Give Two Thumbs Up)

I told you before that there is this thai stall at peninsula plaza basement selling spicy thai food. You should go and try them out if you like spicy food. And they would give a huge portion of chicken.

I can't resist going to the thai stall whenever I am craving for something spicy.

I ordered Tom Yam soup too. Look at it. It looked spicy right? It is indeed spicy.

Get out from your house and go to the thai stall now! You won't regret buying their food!

Preferably Bratwurst

I wanted to eat at Carl's Junior located at Plaza Singapura when suddenly I came across another shop selling almost the same food like Carl's Junior but cheaper and bigger.

I think I'm going to Bratwurst more often now!

No more Carl's Junior!

Swensens' Very Own Fondue

I wanted to order the main dish but succumbed to my temptations of having Swensen's fondues. I ordered two, one at $14.80. Okay la, not that expensive.

And a slice of ice-cream cake.

I finished mine in less than 20 minutes.

Korean Restaurant

Before watching the movie, Jeff and I went to have our lunch at the basement of Cineleisure. We saw a new restaurant so we decided to eat there.

The decor is pleasant to our eyes.

This is the first to see the spoons, knifes and forks nicely arranged compared to Swensens, Sakae Sushi etc.

Yummy delights.

Kadis Sounds

Oh my god, oh my god. I came across this blog at myspace and I got addicted to his songs.

http://www.myspace.com/kadissounds

“Writing is what I do best,” admits Kadis (pronounced KAY-DIS), a singer/songwriter with TimeWarner Company, Warner Chappell, “and music helps to amplify the message that I’m trying to get across,” he adds. Indeed, Kadis’s gift for writing was apparent since young - as a kid, Kadis would often write poetries.

By his teens, he would indulge in writing his journals as a sort of therapy to deal with the "craziness" around him. At 17, he picked up the guitar. That marked the beginning of merging his writing with music. “Writing my journal and music was a way for me to deal with the emotional turmoil I was facing, growing up without a father figure,” he says.

Whilst still in school, Kadis continued to hone his writing skills while combining his love for music. For instance, Kadis was already writing for JUICE, a dance music magazine, where he would go on to interview dance music luminaries like UK’s DJ Steve Lawler and France’s Mirwais Ahmadzai.

He then went on to contribute to other renowned magazines such as ELLE, CLEO and FHM Collections (to name a few). “I’ve always felt like an outsider in my own country. I tend to express and articulate the unconscious of society through my writing and music - like a sort of social voice box. And because of that, I think it has made me a rebel by default,” says Kadis.

Puncak's Still The Hot Favorite

Jeff and I went to Puncak today for lunch. I was at Orchard and he was aroudn there too so we decided to meet up.

Yummy, if I have the choice between fried oyster and the food at Puncak, I will choose Puncak's. The restaurant is located at the fifth floor of Far East Plaza.

Jeff was caught off guard!

Yes, me.

Fried Osyter Frenzy

I'm not sure if I have recommended the fried osyter stall at ABC market but this is a stall you must go.

They fry delicious fried osyter.

I'll be like going to their stall every day and it's cheap. Other stall I went to sell $5 the cheapest whereas at this recommended stall, the cheapest is $3 and it comes in big serving.

Dine In At Aji-Tei

Jeff and I dined at Aji-Tei restaurant and had a wonderful time there.

Anyway, I so love the photo below. I like the mirror image.

It was a very unique restaurant.

Look at the food displayed! Yummy!

It's a Japanese restaurant famous amongst artistes.

Jeff with his new hairstyle, haha!

Promoting Aji-Tei!

The restaurant is nicely decorated. Very classy.

We ordered coke float. A gaseous drink. I don't really like drinking gassy drinks because if I do, I will burp alot.

So if you want to sabotage me, order gassy drinks for me.

Grill salmon.

Less than 5 minutes, our food arrived. Fast!

Cheese Cutlet.

Curry Omurice.

Gobo and Ika Paste.

And we had desserts too.

I was very impressed with the service.